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Sin-Itiro Tomonaga (Japanese
朝永 振一郎) (March
31,
1906 -
July 8,
1979) was a
Japanese
physicist, influential in the development of
quantum electrodynamics, work for which he was jointly awarded the
Nobel Prize in Physics in
1965 along with
Richard Feynman and
Julian Schwinger.
Working in
Leipzig in the
1930s, he collaborated with
Werner Heisenberg's research group. After the
Second World War, he worked at the
Institute for Advanced Study in
Princeton.
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